New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
TIE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
ACTIVITY IN THE MARRIAGE MARrs

WEDDINGS IN FASHIONABLE PLAcEs-rHE orpar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TAKE PLACE
Although Tuxedo, Lenox. Newport, Orange and Wa.
chester County still hold their admirers there "a =
noticeable increase familiar faces In Delmoncoa Al
Oh Fifth ave- People coming back to town apl
many houses that have been closed all and up
last week know their old occupants more IN.
they ten days ago. This Is always sure sign ths{
! the family is back And, in truth. New-York Is very
the Wind does not whir the dust and dirt that liz =
thick the payemens into the eyes OF pedestrians and
! those who riding or driving.
Weddings of some note have occurred during n.
week The ceremony which excited most interest," and,
yet not nearly much 1t would have done thers
had not been sickness In the brides family that Of
Thurlow Weed Barnes and Miss Isabel Frances Mor1&
1t occurred In tho West Fortysecond Street Presbyterian
Church at Thursday. The Rev. DR.. IN
Palmer and DR.. Paxton performed the cereG-ony Inv
tations wedding festivities at westchester wher,
Mr. Morrss country place IL, had been freely issued
and although these were recalled. there goo1
many close friends hand at the church some OF whou
had come from New-Oreans and Mobile 10 be prcsent
and would not be disappointed Then or course there
was TIE intimate contingent from Albany 40 that the
he church was eupty The bride, brunette, looked
exceedingly pretty Mr Barnes went through the ordeal
without embarrassment
Tuesday perhaps the fedday for marriages 90 faR
as numbers concerned There was one to open tAs
st Thomass and another at tho Church OF the
Heavenly Rest-two churches much admired by we'd
ding couples At the latter place at p m on that day.
Bishop Potter read the marriage service for Miss Esa
Arthur Bolts niece Of the late President Arthur, and
James Robertson Blackie. of Glasgow. There wen
ushers but bridesmaids, and only family frienda
at No. East Thiriy-arstst-the Hotel ST Adams. Al
St Thomass It was A. Morgan Dederer' OF New
| $50 D. m The bride was not In white, but in sag
green aud there were no bridesmaids; There wens
usher however and many guests. as well as much fns
wedding music
A wedding with title had come OF the day before
Monday No. Ill West Fortyseventh-st, when Baron
Paul vietlngho1 OF Russia married Miss Louise Feie.
The best man Count Oregon. OF the Russian Lega-
ton at Washington. His presence considered BY
some people as sure proof that the Russian astocraoy
Is democratic III its feelings since last winter Baron raul
riding master In fashionable riding school III thA
| city.
On Monday evening wedding was celebrated at the
Church OF tho Heavenly Rest Miss Virginia Hart and
]. Clalsson Mills. OF St Catharl1e, Canada were
married there There were no bridesmaliS,ndeet
these pretty creatures have been sally dispensed with 50
far at most OF the marriages this fall.
A most unpretentous wedding that OF Miss Minnie
Edwards and Charles f. OsIrlnder on Tuesday al the
house OF Mrs Jonathan Edwards in West Forty sc'out
goOdly host OF relatives were present. out That was
about all.
The cool weather only added briskness 10 the GYPSY
Eucanpment ON KngsOridge Road at Ouc-hunlrcd AMI
seventy thrdst. where there were nunbeross gypay
queens assembled or the only under charge OK
Mrs j. Hood Wright This energetic lady was assisted
by Miss De BeDan. Hiss Taylor. Miss Enos. Miss
Hawkins, Miss Glendenning. aud other young women
The grounds open from until u D. m anj tue
pretty gypsy mcns then &c be found IN tents and
around the campfire. really TO tell fortunes by cards OF
in any way y"u please oteT Tb nice c f mcy ar
eue-ses" aud things 10 eat The FAR continues t'om
Wednesday until last night. and con>ijcrans money of
! the Manhattan Hospital must have beeu REALIZED
Already arrangements are making for the wineTs
! cayety The Cotlous Will be danced at DclmoncO's
December l5 January 10 and February o. Mrs X
Smith. Mrs Richard Erwin ani Mrs + K Jones VII 70
tie managers The Assemblies are act 10 Ir'rmnets
January ~ and February o. Il IA understood IL Il ma
Junior Pararchs Will not he heard OF TINS winter is
truth seems be that last winter there were 80 many
opportunities for dancing at private house, that some@
OF the Junior Patriarchs however. will always be
or less grateful To large nu nber of people
Mrs. James Brown Potter will interest Sew'fOr<
society In a decided fashion. an In short time.
| too Her first appearance as professional actress
toward this month Is already much taei IT.
II Is rated Incident Of Importance Whatever Hrs
Potters qualifications as an DO, the people
who have seen her perform In London this summer are
al agreed that has fully pretty clothes hut has
her fault so far as apPearaneeis co"cgtne' sm
heightenng her stage complexion 100 inucn " u SIP
posed that In Ter intervals OF rcp"se I'M. wn'er MIS-
Potter be with Ler mother. who has taken mouse
up the Hudson
Among the people who have been receDtly well known
in New York CITY, who will sponi tho whole Or part OK
tie winter abroad. Roderck Cameron Miss hrV
Cameron. Miss Daisy" Cameron, Mrs Philip SCHUYLER
Miss Lane'on ami ner sister. Miss Anne lansron vi.
AMI Mfr Richard Mortimer Mrs l.. T. Morton, IioW.ahi
Robbins, Nr. aAt Mrs. Fulton ClsIihS AN MS t1e~
erck Nelson.
The engagement OF Miss Ethel st1idlri % Ne Rich
Bradley Grinneu Is announced Miss >ioidaid
daughter OF the Rev. DR.. stoddari. OF Inc Ner'l"s
Otserrec. and Mr. Grinnell is son o. Hr NlHaa
Griunel. United States Consul AT Bradford, Lns"H-
and nephew OF Mr.. Levi p. Morton
Mr.. Tremenheere AMI Miss Jessie II. Van Ausef VIII
be married Tuesday Of this week At Mrs. Van Ansens
house IN town. 1t said that after their nirrlge tn
pair Will lie In india Mr. rremennccre beng Ia tAs
| British civil service at Madras.
Miss sadie Otls and 70. A BulGloy will also be married
on Tuesday In the Brick Church IN tlfth-aye
II finally settled that the maria 20 Of M.s' Cora
slocomb and Count III Brazza will be ceobrttel qieuy
day after tomorrow 1t No I;lst Forty nfthst wAlca
has been hired for that occasion only
On "Wednesday afternoon the marriage OF Howard II.
| Henry AMI Miss Fannie Is. Stroas VIII occur III ZION
Church.
The marriage OF tho artist John W. Alexander. AMI
Mis-, Bessie Alexander no relsivo will take place on
November , IN Zion Church at Maiisontve and rhrty
eshthsL Tuis is true love match II There ever ~
say their Tlends
II Is anticipated by those who ought TO know tbas
John Munroe OF Paris. and Mrs. Fnrnan Hunt Will 10
married New-York some time In November WIS.
Hunt aud MT Mduroc are expected to arrive Ia America
to-day or tU-ihOrtOw
Many New.Yorkers are interested to hear OF the en-
gagenent ~ George litrhnS' u luis CIV N"' %
delpha. Miss Laurino Sears. OF Boston Hf ha'u"s
ID " George Harding, OF Philadelphia tie 'oS
brated patcnt lawyer. who Is also tavorably Known
the who on complaining once tSoit s'mrthih- "
the Catski House told by the angry proprietor u"
n was suited IN that hotel Ire wohld better ".'
another OF his own Mr. liaring repiirl VI ~ ~
hrurNet he would. and lie did lcUre have Shd nv
that lie sorry he did not think iwcc "rl"t'
INK himself rdsLls Ia the E'te business h"" ~.
that may Ice. the hutc property Vi the ilNor 80 '."
beer looked after sill Ger tluy by you"g MI li'iN
.,iS of
city.
Mr. COGHL4N HURRIES OFF TO LNGLiNp